HTTP/S connection failed

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I have created a system successfully.But when am connecting to the backend,during testing, its giving error saying that <b>http/s</b> <b>connection is failed</b>.

please help me with this.

Thanks,

Deepti.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

HI ALL,

Thanks for ur replies.I tried wit all methods..

but it is not getting sloved.

Any idea what to do???

Thanks & Regards,

Deepti

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Deepti,

The problem should be with the connection parameters,

Try rechecking your inputs for the system in

1. Connector

2. User Management

3. Protocol

4. ITS

5. WebAS

Hope this should solve your problem

Regards,

venkat.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

A common mistake is to create the system object as a portal administrator who doesn't have a username in the connected system...

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Deepti,

check the general network setting as:

is a direct connection between the portal server and the system possible or do you have to use a proxy server.

You can set the portal's proxy server (that's the proxy the portal is going to use whenever it has to establish a connection over the network) in the portal's system configuration.

Navigate to => System Administration => System Configuration => Service Configuration

Open => Applications => com.sap.portal.ivs.httpservice => Services => proxy

There you can set the HTTP and HTTPS proxy settings. Please do not forget to restart the portal server afterwards ( I do not know for sure whether a restart of the service would be sufficient. Restart the portal server to be on the safe side).

Hope I could help,

Martin

[Former Member]

Hi Martin,

Thanks for ur reply.I checked it,everythinng is correctly given.Still couldn't solve the problem.

Thanks,

Deepti.

[Former Member]

Hi Deepti,

if you connect using the https protocol you need to make sure that the portal server accepts the server certificate used on the system server.

Check whether the Certificate Authority that issued the system server's certificate is in the "TrustedCAs" keystore of the portal server.

Open Visual Administrator. Navigate to => J2E => Server ... => Services => Key Storage

Check the entries in keystore "TrustedCAs". If the certificate of the Certificate Authority which issued the system server's certificate is not there, then import the root certificate of the Certificate Authority.

Alternativly, you can always connect via http.

Hope I could help,

Martin

[Former Member]

Hey Deepti

I dont bother checking systems when creating it in the Portal. It may fail even if you have the correct parameters (my experience)..

1) Check the SICF transaction and verify you got the right WAS and ITS path.

2) make a transaction iview that use the system you created and check if it works.

Best Regards

Kristoffer Engh

[Former Member]

Hi Deepti,

Pls re-check the parameters specified to connect to the system. You can also try thru System Administration -> Support - Transaction , to connect to the concerned system.

This might help you find the exact problem.

Regards,

venkat.

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[Former Member]

you should use Logon Method - SELECT and

Authentication Ticket Type - SELECT

Message was edited by: IL'ya Mukovoz

[Former Member]

Hi Deepti,

Right click the system object and do the connection test. Check if the connection is successful.

Further login to portal using the Fully qualified domain name.

Regards

Arun